Sentence examples for develop technical standards from inspiring English sources
The two countries agreed to share technology and experience to develop technical standards.
Efforts to develop technical standards that would help separate "good" e-mail from "bad" have been delayed by bickering among the big e-mail providers.
In its first few decades, the F.D.A. collaborated with scientific societies to develop technical standards for evaluating drugs, standards that have now been emulated worldwide.
In its letter to ICANN, Google now confirms that it is working with "the relevant communities related to.blog and.cloud to develop technical standards relating to the operation of those top-level domains".
There is the opportunity for the standards development field to learn from the experience of people developing technical standards, practice guidelines and evidence-based clinical policies.
The companies, Thomson and D-Link, have demonstrated products to be certified by the Multimedia Over Coax Alliance, a group developing technical standards, but they are not members.
Among all the controversy it was forgotten that the organisation actually does very useful work, for instance in managing the international radio-frequency spectrum and developing technical standards.
Currently there are no standards for interactive television although both the Advanced Television Enhancement Forum (ATVEF), which defines protocols for Hypertext Markup Language (HTML -based enHTML -basedvision, and thenhanceded television Systems Committee (andC), which develops thehnicAdvanced Television Systems Committeesystems, ATSCwhichng to create open specifications.
While this money has literally been pumped into research on geological sequestration, a larger group of scientists, NGOs, and policy makers has been working on developing technical standards designed to allow soils, the second largest sink of carbon on the planet (after the ocean), to be put to work right now to sequester carbon.
On Wednesday, the World Wide Web Consortium, or W3C, the international consortium that has been trying to develop technical Do Not Track standards, said that Mr. Swire would take over as co-chairman of its Tracking Protection Working Group.
To prevent such incompatibilities, Mr. Jackson said, the industry will need to develop unified technical standards.
